Bistro Vonish — Restaurant in Austin

I came here last night for the first time through a recommendation of a friend and was pleasantly surprised! I'm not vegan nor do I eat vegan food often, but from past experiences it's always lacked flavor. This food truck was the complete opposite.

The outside atmosphere is a cute setting with picnic tables and flowers under string lights and a canopy, along with a fire pit to keep you warm. Craig was super knowledgeable when it came to specific items on his menu in helping decide what's best to eat and he even educated me with some history with one of the items in the kolaches (I can't remember what it's called).

They were hosting a pumpkin carving party (with cider and snacks) which I thought was really neat. It was cute to see the kids and adults into the Fall and Halloween spirit.

My most favorite item were the squash sliders. They were incredible. The watermelon aqua fresca was so fresh and satisfying too. This place is a hidden gem.

I'd definitely go back here again and recommend it to anyone that is a foodie, vegan or not! The atmosphere is right and so is the price! There is also one port-o-potty in case nature calls!

PS. After dining check out the little shop next to the trailer called, Native. All of their items are local to Austin. It's really cool and a great way to support our community. They also have fun artwork hanging too! Don't forget to say hi to...

first time visitor here and I was absolutely blown away by the quality and flavor of the food. everything came out hot and fresh, the seating area was lovely, and the surrounding businesses made for a very pleasant afternoon with my girls and made the wait feel nonexistent. I ordered the spicy brussel mac and cheese and the crispy seitan ranch sandwich and my only regret is not ordering more lol. the mac and cheese was rich and comforting, complimented by the funky, earthy taste of the brussel sprouts and whatever magic seasoning accompanied them. the crispy seitan sits on fluffy, toasty ciabatta and is topped with lettuce and some sort of mayo (or aioli?) and presents a sandwich that’s simple, straightforward, and still somehow so, so good. if the aroma filling the space around the kitchen doesn’t cause you to float towards it like a cartoon character, let this review bring you there instead. great experience, great food, and definitely a go-to next time I’m in town. photo included isn’t the best but I devoured it before I could get a proper pic. just...

I have a gluten allergy and a dairy allergy, so when I saw gluten free mac and cheese at a vegan food truck I was pretty excited. Ordering was easy. The wait was minimal and the employee even asked if we'd be okay waiting longer than usual because they just started making a new batch. By the time we went into the bakery next door and grabbed some sweets for later, our order was ready.

I NEED to know what kind of gluten free pasta they use for the mac and cheese because it's texture is suspiciously normal. I didn't have a gluten reaction so I know it's gluten free pasta but the texture was a close to regular pasta as it gets. It was delicious. My boyfriend got the spicy mac and cheese and it's a subtle, warm heat.

Also, the gluten free sweet potato arepas are really good. They're a little dry, but the jalepeno jam and vegan cream cheese that comes with it nullify that issue.

Definitely adding this place to our rotation...